What is another word for miner lamps?
Pronunciation: [mˈa͡ɪnə lˈamps] (IPA) 
Miner lamps, also referred to as mining lamps, are essential tools for miners working in underground mines. These lamps, traditionally fueled by oil or gas, provide much-needed illumination in the dark and dangerous conditions of mining tunnels. There are several synonyms for miner lamps, including cap lamps, safety lamps, and headlamps. Cap lamps are worn on the miner's helmet, providing hands-free lighting while allowing full mobility. Safety lamps, on the other hand, were designed to avoid explosions, providing a safe source of illumination in mines where there is a risk of fire. Headlamps are also commonly used by miners and provide a focused beam of light, allowing miners to work without shadows.
